Packing-tape installation by Numen/For Use
edisni tuo
Questions. Music. Design. Life.
I see life as an event, one that we all inevitably participate in. Learning to be aware and freely experience this event is of utmost priority to me. This is an open dialogue within a world full of illusions of smokey mirrors, closed windows and doors. It is a dialogue that seeks to expose truth, embrace wisdom and turn things inside out - edisni tuo.
I see life as an event, one that we all inevitably participate in. Learning to be aware and freely experience this event is of utmost priority to me. This is an open dialogue within a world full of illusions of smokey mirrors, closed windows and doors. It is a dialogue that seeks to expose truth, embrace wisdom and turn things inside out - edisni tuo.
Measuring the Universe (2007) Roman Ondák
Amazingly creative work from a first year student at Bartlett School of Architecture at University College London.
More Bartlett student projects here
Robots of Brixton is an architectural film project that explores the relationship between architecture, class and race done by Bartlett School of Architecture graduate Kibwe Tavares in which a downtrodden robot workforce battles with police against a backdrop of dystopian architecture in scenes reminiscent of the 1981 Brixton riots in London.
(Source: factoryfifteen.com)
A ‘Field of Light’ installation by British artist Bruce Munro is on exhibition at the Holburne Museum in Bath, England.
The field encircles the building, infusing the exterior space with an expanse of color and light in the dark. The Holburne installation consists of over 5,000 bulbs planted throughout the grounds of the museum. An intricate network
of fiber optic cables connects each acrylic stem crowned by a frosted sphere to the collective sculptural piece.
(via envisaged)
